@@ -15,7 +15,20 @@ Create a new version tag on `openmm/openmm` and publish a new GitHub release. Th
6. Review the checklist and open the PR.
7. In the opened PR, post a comment with `@conda-forge-admin, please rerender`.
8. Wait for all green, reviews and then merge. Always make sure you are merging to `master`.
9. Once merged, check the CI status on the `master` branch. It should be green. If it's red, a network error might have happened and you need to _re-run_ the failing job (a link will appear next to it, if you click on the Details menu).
9. Once merged, check the CI status on the `master` branch.
- It should be green. If it's red, a network error might have happened and you need to _re-run_ the failing job (a link will appear next to it, if you click on the Details menu).
- If a CI provider was not triggered (for whatever reason), `master` might need a little _push_ (no pun intended). An empty commit to `master` will do:
```
# make sure conda-forge/openmm-feedstock is configured as `upstream`
git remote -v
git checkout master
git fetch upstream master
git merge upstream/master
git commit --allow-empty -m "Trigger CI"
git push upstream master
```
## Release candidates
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@@ -43,4 +56,17 @@ Manual instructions:
7. Review the checklist and open the PR.
8. In the opened PR, post a comment with `@conda-forge-admin, please rerender`.
9. Wait for all green, reviews and then merge. Always make sure you are merging to `rc`.
10. Once merged, check the CI status on the `rc` branch. It should be green. If it's red, a network error might have happened and you need to _re-run_ the failing job (a link will appear next to it, if you click on the Details menu).
10. Once merged, check the CI status on the `rc` branch.
- It should be green. If it's red, a network error might have happened and you need to _re-run_ the failing job (a link will appear next to it, if you click on the Details menu).
- If a CI provider was not triggered (for whatever reason), `rc` might need a little _push_ (no pun intended). An empty commit to `rc` will do:
```
# make sure conda-forge/openmm-feedstock is configured as `upstream`
